A Stranded Husband Falls into a Bandit Den (Matriarchal Society)

Now that I've seen the ending, I have a few things to complain about. When reading romance novels, some people clamor to see The Crematorium of the Chasing Wife, and when reading novels about women, others clamor to read The Crematorium of the Chasing Husband. Why, the one who co-authored the book is not worthy of being loved? Not worth being chased? Isn't the heroine in the novel worthy of being loved, who is graceful, has strong martial arts skills, and has a heart that bears the humiliation of the world and goes undercover to seek revenge? Such a character is really downgraded if it is described as a dog licker. I quite liked the male protagonist who appeared at the beginning. He was frank, passionate, and faced his own desires. He seemed to be doting on each other, but what happened later? Where has the handsome male protagonist gone? Moreover, there is no mutual favor between them, they just want the heroine to pursue and favor them. The heroine deceived his name. Even thinking about it, she knew that she was an undercover agent. Why would she tell a lover the truth for nothing? Did the heroine deliberately alienate him when she wasn't there at that time? Didn't he himself know that the heroine just wanted to be a fling for a while at first? Why did she end up feeling sorry for herself all day like an abandoned woman? There is also the matter of the child. The heroine didn't know about it at first, but when she found out later, she didn't say it was irresponsible. He felt that the heroine didn't promise him, so wouldn't he ask? Mute? And when dealing with Chi Yue, male protagonist, you don't need to rush in front because you have a big belly. The news has already been leaked. Can't you watch the situation from a distance? You had to get together, and then you were captured, and you were used to threaten the heroine, and you also made the heroine think that she would rather let the world down than let her down, and let the enemy go. What evil did the people of the world do to have to pay for your feelings? After that, the heroine fought for more than two years to solve this mess. She finally came back and was beaten by the hero again, with a bruised nose and a swollen face. Why? Isn't it too late to feel sorry for your wife at this time? Will the male protagonist only complain? Another thing that makes me most intolerable is that the male protagonist always deliberately lets others get close to him in order to make the female protagonist jealous. I really hate the scenes of using this method to make the lover jealous. One moment, he deliberately made the heroine angry by letting Mo Yuan stay overnight, and the next moment, he asked the second senior sister if she could marry him, just because treating him as a spare tire was a way out. I have to say that the heroine was really lucky if she didn't get angry to death. Just like what he said, the heroine has more choices. She is younger than him, more beautiful than him, and there are countless people who are willing to give birth to children for the heroine. Why should such a heroine describe her feelings in such a humble way? It is completely possible to describe her life as wanton and unrestrained. Shouldn't a young and gentle wife pamper her little wife? It felt like the male protagonist had some internal odor at the beginning, but it disappeared later in the copycat.

I finally finished reading it, and it felt like I was reading a novel about a male protagonist who understands, but the description of the heroine in the back was too weak, like a tool. The most exciting part of this article is the days of copycat.

It's acceptable for a man to beat a woman after reading a novel about women, but it's not acceptable for him to beat his wife until her nose is bruised and her face is swollen. I feel like the descriptions of heroines hitting their husbands in romance novels are all about "the punch is light and fluffy. It seems like she is venting her anger, but it is actually coquettish and it doesn't hurt at all." Why do women have to be beaten until their noses are bruised and swollen by men when it comes to female supremacy?

Sorry, I have to give you a seal after it's finished. I'm tired, I'll make things right as soon as possible

I've finished reading it. It's a good read. I hope the author will continue to work hard to write better heroines. I love heroines the most.

Great, great^O^/ Woo woo woo (╥ω╥`) I can't bear to leave Xiaolin Xiaohuo Can't bear to leave the children T_T

The author has revised the article, hoping that it will be difficult to raise a concubine

It's really well written. It's the first time I've read a story about a heroine with such a unique setting. It's no longer the same old heroine who travels back and forth to save the hero. That's why it's not popular. Maybe the name and writing aren't attractive enough. I've kept it on my bookshelf for a long time. I wanted to take a look at it and found a treasure. I usually only like to read double c, but this one is not inconsistent at all. It's just non-c. The sexual tension between men and women is really full in the front, and there are a lot of things to do. It's very nice. The heroine is all evil, arrogant, and chic. He has a very charming personality. The male lead is a bit too naughty in the back, but it's not bad. There's no such thing as someone's licking. I like a two-way relationship.

After reading it, this book is a bit weird (praise)

Read the next one soon, it's so well written!